Feature Interview: The 'invisible load'

There's the work you can see around the house and then there's the work that lives in someone's head. Remembering the school forms, booking the appointments, noticing what's running out, planning the weekend, anticipating what everyone will need next. We've heard women describe this invisible workload for years, because they're usually the ones carrying it. Zach Watson offers the male perspective. He calls himself a "recovering man-child." He challenges men to stop thinking of household responsibility as something they simply help with. With 1.4 million followers on social media, plus workshops and coaching, he's trying to change the way men understand what it means to carry their share of family life.